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Part 1 Fundamental KnowledgeChapter 1 Coordinates, Direction and Distance Section 1 Shape of the Earth, Geographic Coordinates and Geodetic Datum Section 2 Course and Bearing Section 3 Visible Geographical Range from the Object Section 4 Speed and DistanceChapter 2 Nautical Chart Section 1 Chart Projection Section 2 Rhumb Line Section 3 Mercator Chart Section 4 Harbor Chart and Gnomonic Chart Section 5 Chart Cartography Section 6 Chart Interpretation Section 7 Chart Category and Attentions for Using Chart Section 8 Electronic Navigational Chart Part 2 Ship Position FixingChapter 1 Dead Reckoning Section 1 Track Plotting £¨Chart Work£© Section 2 Measurement of Angle of Leeway and Drift Section 3 Calculation of the Ship TrackChapter 2 Position Fixing by Landmark Section 1 Line of Position and Ship s Line of Position Section 2 Identification of Landmarks and the Measurement of Bearing and Distance Section 3 Fixing by Cross Bearings Section 4 Fixing by Distances Section 5 Fixing by Bearing and Distance Section 6 Running FixChapter 3 Electronic Position Fixing Section 1 The Development of Electronic Position Fixing Navigation System Section 2 GPS PositioningChapter 4 Celestial Navigation Section 1 The Celestial Sphere Section 2 Apparent Motion Section 3 Time Section 4 The Marine Sextant Section 5 Position Lines and Position Circles Section 6 The Observed PositionChapter 5 The Methods of Checking Compass Error Section 1 Checking Compass Error by Using Transit Landmarks Section 2 Checking Compass Error by Celestial Bodies Section 3 Some Practical Examples of Calculating Compass Error at Sea Part 3 Navigational MaterialChapter 1 Tides and Tidal Streams Section 1 Causes of and Terms Regarding the Tides Section 2 Chinese Tide Tables and Tide Prediction Section 3 Admiralty Tide Tables and Tide Prediction Section 4 Tidal StreamsChapter 2 Aids to Navigation Section 1 The Classification of Aids to Navigation Section 2 IALA Maritime Buoyage System Section 3 Chinese Buoyage System Section 4 China List of Lights and Admiralty List of Lights and Fog SignalsChapter 3 Navigational Publications Section 1 Ocean Passage for the World, Routeing Charts and Admiralty Routeing Guides Section 2 Sailing Direction and Guide to Port Entry Section 3 Admiralty List of Radio Signals Section 4 Distance Tables Section 5 Catalogue of Charts and Publications Section 6 The Mariner s Handbook £¨NP100£© Section 7 Notices to MarinersChapter 4 Management and Amendments of Charts and Publications Section 1 Chart Management and Amendments Section 2 Correction and Management of Publications Part 4 Routes and SailingsChapter 1 Ocean Navigation and Optimum Route Section 1 Great Circle Route and Composite Route Section 2 Choosing Ocean Routes and Navigation NotesChapter 2 Coastal Navigation Section 1 The Characteristics of Coastal Navigation and Route Choice Section 2 Coastal Navigation NotesChapter 3 Navigation in Narrow Channel and Canal Section 1 Navigation in Narrow Channel Section 2 Navigation in CanalChapter 4 Navigation in Special Circumstances Section 1 Navigation in Fog Section 2 Navigation in Ice Regions Section 3 Polar NavigationChapter 5 Vessel Traffic Management and Ship Reporting Systems Section 1 Vessel Traffic Management Section 2 Ship s Routeing Section 3 Ship Reporting SystemChapter 6 Passage Plan and Deck Logbook Section 1 Passage Plan Section 2 Deck LogbookReferenceAppendix I The Nautical Almanac 2012Appendix ¢ò Polaris£¨Pole Star£©Tables 2012Appendix III Standard TimesAppendix IV Conversion of Arc to TimeAppendix V Ì«Ñô³àγ±íAppendix VI Öйú´¬²°±¨¸æ£¨CHISREP£©¸ñʽAppendix VII º½º£ÈÕÖ¾